If you meet someone on social media or a dating website or app, how can you tell if their profile is real? They say they’re in the military — but scammers especially like to pose as military servicemembers stationed overseas.
These must-have Insider Deal household items are at unbeatable prices!The short answer is this: if your online friend asks for money, for any reason, they’re a scammer.
Everything about their posts and profile is designed to seem real. These scammers often steal real military servicemembers’ names and photos for their fake profiles. Their online chats can feel real and quickly turn to talk of love or even marriage. But they have reasons they can’t meet in person or on video. And the story ends with needing your “help” urgently. Which, you know, means this is a scammer.Check out who you’re talking to. Do a reverse image search of the profile picture.
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